... questions of moral and social reform which then agitated the * ountry, as one of the Old Guard in the Temn I erance and Anti-Slavery struggles. In or about the year 1829i along with Judge Crampton, George Carr, Dr. Harvey, and others, he founded the Hibernian ...

... Bill a ?? upon slavery wee Pronounced by Mr. Badge; of -North Carolina. Referring to the affc~tten Which' exiateod between mauler and slave, ha mentioned his old mammy, the the negro woman who nutsed him and comiplained that If slavery~ should be excluded ...

... master, and tran~ferred to the ship Eastern Queen, Captain Grant, by whom they have just been carried back to Charleston and slavery. This, we suppose, is the case which some of our city papers are pub- lishing As an Instance of voluntary return to servitude ...

... out of her limited means for the parish parson and although emancipated by the immortal O'Connell, still the foul stain of slavery remained on my galled limbs till removed by the never-ceasiiig, 6uperhuman exertions of the late Sir John l9ray. 'The citizens ...

... frequently kept pending for years, bribery was common, and suitors being unable to pay costs were mn consequence sold into slavery. Under the new system the decisions resting with judges were placed in the hands of a jury of twelve officers and a chief ...

... gratifying as Persia. r. That power may now regard its northern frontier as id safe, and about 40,000 Persians will be freed from slavery by the Russians. It is somewhat remarkable that many of the Russian articles about yehiva ceeteja it, allusions to Polandtwho'they ...

... severing attachment to him when amongst them, aand tihe excessive grief for him when taken away from tlenm. ?? to despotism and slavery tas his cuirihi.g principle, convinced from sound logical conclusions that no human being was biorn to he a slave to his ...

... Repeal movement, and the remainder of his life wa3 devoted to the ad-. vancement of reforms of a social character. Against slavery and the slave trade Mr. Haugh. ten contended with great force and power, usidg the platform and the press alike to farther ...

... from the Federal States of America was adopted by a very large majority. The meeting viewed the subject exclusively from the slavery point, and based the reso- lution on the opinion that the extinction of the ' pecu- liar institution of the south would be ...

... Ithe Society of Friends, ^who wrasprominuntlyidentj. fled with the efforts made to abolish Negro slavery, andI who died whilst engaged in- an anti-slavery mission in Tennessee. At an early age the future politician became a worsted manufacturer at Bradford ...

... Nonconformist \nil Catholic disabilities, criminal code recklessly lavish capital punishment, ineffective Habeas Corpus, slavery, and the other legacies ancestors. fact, Professor Smith admits the arguments against ths House Lords to unanswerable,andUJi ...

... n-s could be :;e U ited States. Tis i' maansion was tai.cit at tasnrrteecls of his lenures against az rn. campaign against slavery was the :ae ?? jtol ti of his life. he threw his % ii' ioto the movetsent, and was one : .tt ust sup1porters of tile War of ...